Sentence examples for knowledge management capacity from inspiring English sources

The Burkina Faso program approached the trafficking challenge from many angles: laws and legal practice, public awareness, knowledge management, capacity building as well as interception, return and reintegration of children.

MANILA, 20 January 2015 The University of the Philippines (UP) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) today for enhanced cooperation in policy and technical research, innovations, knowledge management, capacity development, and institutional and systems strengthening, among others.

Finally, UNICEF will continue to build regional knowledge management capacity by documenting best practices and lessons learned in emergency preparedness and response and supporting in-depth studies and research on emerging topics in humanitarian action, such as cash transfer in emergencies.

Tseng (2010) proposed GRA approach to deal with supplier evaluation of environmental knowledge management capacities with uncertainty and lack of information.

The first national component deals with capacity building and knowledge management (the Capacity Building and M&E Project).

The framework draws from, and ties together various aspects of adaptation process including psychological factors, knowledge management, forest management capacity, institutions and governance, and the state of information methods that support forest management (i.e., planning, monitoring, and assessment).

Support to monitoring and reporting of programme results  Support in resource mobilization  Support in knowledge management and capacity building  Compiles data and information on subject matters relevant to the work of the section to facilitate preparation of reports, working papers, and presentations.

The aim was to aid busy PHC staff but it also compromised their leprosy knowledge and management capacity.

This paper explores the predictive relationship between knowledge management and school capacity.

APEIR conducts a wide range of activities which, together, span its three strategic directions (i.e., knowledge generation and management, capacity building, and social and policy advocacy).

Clinical Decision Support System (CDSSs) should form an important part of the field of clinical knowledge management technologies through their capacity to support the clinical process and use of knowledge, including knowledge maintenance and continuous learning, from diagnosis and investigation through surgery, treatment and long-term care.